“Staffing is a professional industry with sensible hours. It is the type of business in which franchisees go home at night and tell their spouse they had a great day, by helping both companies and temporary associates. We have extremely high caliber people that are attracted to PrideStaff as franchisees. Our reputation is based on the success of our franchisees and our priority is truly on helping them succeed by building a significant staffing business,” explained Gerry Rhydderch, Vice President of Franchise Development for PrideStaff, a mid-sized, privately held staffing organization that currently has 26 franchises located throughout the U.S.
Boy how the industry has changed since I left in 1999. There was no such thing as sensible hours then — I remember being down at the office calling additional workers into work at 1 AM.
John Henry Carlson on July 14th, 2005 at 8:11 pm
The temporary staffing industry hasn’t really changed. That article was written by someone whose experience is in a very limited market. You and I both know that staffing is the new under-belly of the American business. Business operates 24/7 and so does the staffing industry to meet those needs. Truth is businesses choose to work with staffing companies to eliminate as many employees as you can to reduce costs, and via staffing you only have them when you need them and not a moment more.
Business Opportunities Weblog on July 19th, 2005 at 7:43 pm
Tuesday Talkback #1
In response to Get Into Motion, Charlie Cook said: The best way to get your business up and running is to be able to explain what you do in one sentence in such a way that it prompts prospects to…